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From: brent@orsvax1.UUCP (Brent Chivers)
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Subject: Re: "Joystick Mouse" or Joystick for Game Port?
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Date: Tue, 29-Apr-86 12:35:39 EDT
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> Kraft (the joystick company) sells a product they call Exectuive Cursor....

Once upon a time (relatively) long ago I used to build model
airplanes.  I spent hours pouring over magazines.  In those
days Kraft was THE premier name in radio-control equipment.
(Maybe they still are, I don't know.)  While their joysticks
were reputed to have the best "feel" in the industry, providing
extremely good positioning resolution in combination with their
transmitters, receivers, amplifiers, and servo mechanisms,
Kraft was not considered a "joystick company". :-)

(Of course, from my vantage point I still may have missed
something.  Perhaps radios were a subset of something else
at which Kraft was even better still.)
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